The Nebraska Department of Water, Energy, and Environment (DWEE) is considering a five-year renewal of the operating permit for the City of Imperial Construction and Demolition Waste Disposal Area.
The Chase County Board of Education reorganized for the new year, approved more than $800,000 in expenditures, and took action on legal, banking and policy matters during its regular meeting Tuesda
Landry Fowler, (right), looked intense before her match with Teagan Meyen of Ogallala Saturday. Landry won the match by major decision, 14-1 and took second place in the first and second grade girls 56-63 pound division.
Drax Bustillos finished in second place in the boys first and second grade, 68-71 pound division. Above, Drax pinned Parker Reagan of Holyoke in his first match of the day.
By Alan Carman
The Imperial Republican
The Chase County Board of Commissioners reorganized for the new year, approved more than $271,000 in claims, adopted multiple resolutions and made several annual appointments during its organizatio
Members of the Wauneta/Palisade School Foundation presented Wauneta/Palisade Schools with a donation on $9,810 to cover the cost of rubberized mulch which will provide safety to students when playing on the new playground equipment that will be installed this spring. Pictured from left are: Mandi Kramer, WPS Foundation Treasurer, John Jutten, WPS Board Treasurer, and Allison Sandman, WPS Foundation President.
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